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Burning Regret
Xavier Bond, in a moment of deep regret and despair, pleads for Isabella to return, revealing the depth of his pain. Meanwhile, a fire breaks out at their home, and amidst the chaos, it's made clear that nothing in the house truly belonged to Isabella, emphasizing the emptiness of their past relationship.Will Xavier's regret lead him to seek redemption, or is the past truly gone up in flames?
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